5(2x + 7) -3x = 7(x+5) one solution, infinitely many, or no solutions? help I'm on a timed math test this is my last one I have already tried doing it

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5(2x + 7) -3x = 7(x+5) one solution, infinitely many, or no solutions?

help I'm on a timed math test this is my last one I have already tried doing it

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Answer:

Infinite

Explanation:

The answer will be 0=0 and that's mean the answers will be infinite

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